Jarlaths email is a funny one. Theres been plenty of other cases involving Gaa people, some where people have been charged convicted and even jailed as we know.
Has he sent any emails to kilkenny about DJ or their recent camogie managerial appointment?
Iâd say heâll never write an email about such a thing again. And he shouldnt have here. But I wouldnt doubt heâs been in touch on this and many other cases.
I think the team would need to go on a 5 in row All Ireland winning unbeaten run to justify this.
How the camogie board thought this proposal with this manager was a good idea to put forward this week of all weeks is beyond me.
I get the served his societal debt and rehabilitation aspects but Iâm not sure if he was ever remorseful or if he even admitted any reason behind the crimes
Probably easier get custody of the kids after psychologically destroying the other parent. If I was a sociopath and wanted my kids at all costs in a split, thatâs what Iâd go about first.
Seamie Dollard was over Glenmore this year and got a fairly good tune out of them, albeit they bowed out meekly enough against the Boro in a QF but were never in any relegation danger so Iâd imagine heâll be back next year.
Donât know if Shefflin intends staying with the Shamrocks next year but the split season means he could probably juggle it with the u20 county side.
If heâs not staying then Mullally could be a possibility if the Shamrocks could stomach a Glenmore man over them.
Pat Hoban is Mullinavat, they had James McGarry from Bennettsbridge over them previously as well. Neither club would have a particularly strong rivalry with the Shamrocks though.
Glenmore had a savage rivalry with them back in the 80s and 90s however, and the hangover from that may preclude them from appointing Mullally. On the other hand, pragmatism may dictate that they appoint the best candidate available regardless of club affiliation.